
We discussed the different kinds of shapes from which the creatures were made, then we made a symmetrical organic shape for the start of our creature using the tried and true "paint drips rubbed in a folded paper" technique. We were excited by the results of these - some looked like crabs, some like mice, some like aliens!
Next, we cut them out and added shapes from a variety of other papers. Details were added from the "doo-dad box": buttons, beads, feathers, string, foamies, etc.
Enjoy!

Wonderful project! I've enjoyed viewing your blog!
ReplyDeleteI'm in GA too, and I hope you are finally thawing out from this wild icy weather:-)Can you believe this!?
I love the Hokusai quote! Wish I had found it when I was working on my masters last year...did a dramatic project that included his work, the quote would have fit in well. Best, Vicki
Love the reference to a great picture book - will have to find a copy of this! I hope to get a list going soon on my blog of all the great picture books we use in our art classrooms. I hope you'l contribute once I get the posting up & running!
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